Which of the following best describes a server that is used as a controlled entry point for administrators to manage other systems within a separate security zone?
A jump server acts as a secure gateway through which administrators can connect before launching administrative sessions for other servers within an isolated network segment. It minimizes the need to expose all administrative interfaces directly to the user and can be placed within a demilitarized zone (DMZ) or a management network segmentation to strengthen security.
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What is a jump server and how does it work?
What is a DMZ in network security?
Why are jump servers important for security management?